Exactly WHAT is Dyslexia? Are you uncertain what is dyslexia and what isn’t dyslexia? You are NOT alone! Confusion happens when people use the definition and diagnosis of dyslexia interchangeably. Dyslexia as a definition and diagnosis are two different things. … Continue reading →
Anxiety & Learning Disabilities This is an audio interview with Jenny. Jenny began homeschooling her son, who has Anxiety & Learning Disabilities, when he was in elementary school. Public school had proven to be a poor fit. Feel free to … Continue reading →
Are you looking for homeschool reading programs for a child who has dyslexia? This page will help you find good homeschool reading programs for overcoming your child’s dyslexia. It will also point you to general homeschool curriculum options, Free Homeschool … Continue reading →
14 PROVEN Orton Gillingham Reading Programs to Help You Overcome Your Child’s Dyslexia: If your child is falling behind in reading, then you probably need an Orton Gillingham reading program. While there are MANY great reading programs out there, many … Continue reading →
Is your child having a hard time learning which sounds each letter makes? It’s also called phonemic awareness. If so, I have some great tools for you. However, first it’ll help to understand how and why you need these tools. … Continue reading →
Overcoming Dyslexia through Homeschooling was Easier Than We Expected! My name is Sandy, and I’m the owner of Learning Abled Kids and the Learning Abled Kids’ Support Group. I’m sharing our story of overcoming dyslexia through homeschooling as an encouragement … Continue reading →
Special Education Advocacy Comments by: Sandy Cook, Parent, To Georgia’s House of Representatives Education Committee Members and Georgia’s Senate Education Committee Members at their Townhall Session on 10 October 2013 “After five years in public school, my oldest son still … Continue reading →
Homeschool to President’s List with 4.0 GPA Welcome to another one of our homeschooling special needs success stories. I’d like to introduce you to my long-time friend and active member of the Learning Abled Kids’ Support Group, Kellie. I’ve known … Continue reading →
Return to Questions Q: Is vision therapy valid or does my child need vision therapy? Any advice/experience is appreciated.. My child is six and struggling with reading. Would you get an exam? Answer: Vision therapy may or may not be … Continue reading →
